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An Erotic Sunday Brunch

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  She exposes her vulnerability to me sitting there in that old chair next to the window, where the light is good for viewing and I can see her treasure chest of graying hairs matted by her nylon panties and the sloppy seconds of her last lover of the morning.
She is much older now and knows what she wants and what she wants is to make
one more incriminating DNA deposit on the slipcover of that chair before I can say no.
Her fingers on her right hand are busy spreading those pink full lips of her womanhood as the other fingers on her left hand gather the moist dew like a humming bird’s beak.
Her skin, alabaster in color and slightly looser than thirty years ago when we first met,
still makes my erection grow as I smell the country apple scent of the douche she uses after sex, permeate the stale air of my old memories of us dining on each other’s parts like two desperate animals who are about to be caged forever and a lifetime. I used to bury my face in her for hours before taking a break and she could sit on my rock solid commitment to her body as if she knew she was my only lover at the time….but time moves on and sometimes we don’t….
Alas, she smiles at me and closes her eyes as her gentle purring beckons me to feed….

2007 © T Sheridan

Ted Sheridan


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  fanniesson -  (9/27/2007 10:16:00 AM)

great erotic poem with just the right dash of
hopelessness
hey that’s what I got out of it!
  E Planz  (9/27/2007 5:23:00 AM)

Wet, wild and refreshing! ! !
  Dee Daffodil  (9/25/2007 9:27:00 AM)

Man! ! You sure can write em! !
Hugs,
Dee
  Karina Kfuri  (9/24/2007 2:53:00 AM)

So nice to read about memories still on play, a friend says: The line moves,
but I rather your quote: 'but time moves on and sometimes we don’t….'
Thanks for sharing!
  Alison Cassidy  (9/16/2007 11:48:00 PM)

An amazingly erotic piece about love and lust and habit and disgust. You leave nothing to the imagination Ted and yet leave the reader strangely satisfied. This is very well written. love, Allie xxxx
  Hubcap Shithead  (9/16/2007 2:33:00 PM)

kama sutra reworked as an american art of lovemaking by ted sheridan, ,10 carried forward
  THE LAST REMNANT OF SANITY BIDS YOU ADIEU  (9/16/2007 12:36:00 PM)

Well, thank goodness I'm from the city....where alcohol and cholesterol are perceived as poisons! Ted, this is an enigmatic poem. Where was your head (the one atop your shoulders) this morning? ! Love picking your well-stocked brain. Glad you still love me - your Non-clinging, voluptuous and lovely vine, Sherrie, Sherrie bo berry...
  Tara very irritated with PH injustice  (9/16/2007 12:16:00 PM)

This goes from powerfully vile to rather charmingly lovely... and of course always engaging throughout... t x
  Trade Martin  (9/16/2007 12:04:00 PM)

So Ted, you're havin' a 'pussy' brunch as opposed to a 'liberal pussy' lunch, which is far left....right......? ? ?

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